High-capacity Baseus power bank launches with 145W fast charging and dual built-in USB-C cables

Baseus has launched a refreshed version of the Enerfill FC41, and this one has a higher-rated capacity and better fast-charging rating. Specifically, the newer model has a 25,000mAh rating, a notable improvement over the 20,000mAh rating on the previous power bank.

This 25,000mAh rated capacity means that the power bank can recharge phones multiple times, and it's also enough to marginally extend the runtimes of laptops. Speaking of which, this refreshed power bank has a total output rating of 145W, but that's only applicable when all the ports and built-in cables are in use.

When used individually, the built-in USB-C1 cable supports 140W fast charging, while the secondary integrated USB-C2 cable supports up to 100W. The USB-C port has the same 100W rating, while the USB-A port maxes out at 22.5W. When all four are in use, the total output can reach 145W.

On the note of the two built-in cables, they can act like a carrying strap when connected together. The power bank also has a built-in screen that can show the charging status and the internal battery percentage.

Another notable aspect is support for multiple fast charging protocols, including PD3.1, and the power distribution technology BPS 2.0 is said to charge connected devices with maximum efficiency. Other highlights include airline-safe certification, 65W self charging support, and a sleek overall design.

The 25,000mAh Baseus Enerfill FC41 power bank has been listed on Amazon with a $79.99 price tag. It's available in one colorway only, which is black.